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Don Rickles, the legendary comic, actor and honorary Rat Pack member, died Thursday morning at his home in Los Angeles from kidney failure, according to his longtime publicist Paul Shefrin. He was 90.

Only Don Rickles could get away with insulting Frank Sinatra: “Make yourself at home, Frank – hit somebody.” Only Don Rickles (unlike Stephen Colbert) could get laughs from a sitting president by ...

Don Rickles, a comic and actor with a decades-long career, has died at 90. Paul Shefrin, his longtime publicist and friend, said Rickles died Thursday of kidney failure at his Los Angeles home. For ...

Author Michael Starr joined host Olivia Horton with a look at his new book, “Don Rickles: The Merchant of Venom.” Watch the clip to learn how the Hollywood icon started his career.

Actress-singer Janis Paige, 94, remembers being 'torn apart' by the comic in an L.A. nightclub in 1957. And now she misses him. By Janis Paige Each time a contemporary dies, a little part of me goes ...

Toy Story 4 has found a touching way to pay tribute to the late Don Rickles, the man who voiced Mr Potato Head. The iconic stand-up comedian and actor, who sadly passed away in 2017 at the age of 90, ...

Wait for it. Here it comes. Here … it … comes. Don Rickles is on the telephone. The man who lovingly has been called the “Merchant of Venom” and sarcastically ...

The instinct to be politically correct was on display again. This time a comedian's insulting joke led to audible gasps in a Hollywood elite audience and then, finally, to laughs. What was this ...

Don Rickles, the big-mouthed, bald-headed "Mr. Warmth" whose verbal assaults endeared him to audiences and peers and made him the acknowledged grandmaster of insult comedy, died Thursday. He was 90.